Key information Duration Full-time 36 months - 3–4 years Part-time 72 months - up to 6 years Start dates &
application deadlines You can apply for and start this programme anytime. More details First day of any month Language English Credits 360 alternative credits Delivered On Campus Campus Location Christchurch, New Zealand Disciplines Area & Cultural Studies Overview The Te Ao Māori programme is offered at University of Canterbury . We believe students need to be ready for a changing world and to do this we offer a broad spectrum of educational content. From traditional Māori Studies to contemporary issues we show how to be agile and adapt in the changing cultural contexts of our fast paced modern world. Aotahi also encourages you to continue your te reo journey at any stage of learning. Our language and performing arts papers are open to anyone wanting to grow their tikanga and familiarise themselves with Māori culture. Our values and vision Aotahi will connect you with a dynamic staff at the forefront of Māori and Indigenous Studies research. Our lecturers are routinely nominated for teaching awards and their research has been presented at conferences around the globe. Other Māori services include mentoring, tutorial sessions and specially provided study environments like Te Whare Ākonga o Te Akatoki. Programme Structure To obtain additional information about the programme, we kindly suggest that you visit the programme website, where you can find further details and relevant resources. Check out the full curriculum Visit programme website Admission requirements Academic requirements GPA: Upper Second Class English requirements Duolingo English Test: 120 TOEFL iBT: 90 PTE Academic: 58 IELTS: 6.5 Other requirements General requirements Enrolment in a PhD requires completion of a research-focused honours or master’s degree, at First or Second Class (Division I) Honours or Distinction level (or equivalent qualifications). Applicants with qualifications from outside Aotearoa New Zealand must have been granted admission to the University. Our admissions team, in consultation with the host department, look at your qualifications and transcripts to ensure that you have the background required to complete a PhD. It is possible that you may be required to complete preparatory courses prior to or after admission into a PhD programme. In exceptional circumstances applicants without the typical academic background, but who can demonstrate the ability to pursue a PhD, may be admitted at the discretion of the Dean of Postgraduate Research. Fees and funding Tuition Fees Tuition fees are shown in AUD and the most likely applicable fee is shown based on your nationality. International: 7,092 AUD / year ≈ 8,570 NZD / year Domestic: 7,092 AUD / year ≈ 8,570 NZD / year Additional Details The ‘Tuition fee total’ is an estimate only. Your total study cost will depend on the courses you choose, and will include additional costs such as student levies, insurance, retakes, and other course-related costs. International and national students: $8,570 - $10,321 (subject-dependent) per 120 points Living costs Christchurch, New Zealand: 1,076-1,655 AUD / month The living costs include the total expenses per month, covering accommodation, public transportation, utilities (electricity, internet), books and groceries.
